i-bi-ze (íbizé), ni i-bi-ze (ni íbizé)
- be thirsty, aⁿ-daⁿ-bi-ze (ądą́bize) - I am
thirsty, i-di-bi-ze (ídibizé) - you are
thirsty, we-bi-za-we (wébizawe) - we are
thirsty (RR-Quapaw)
bi-ze (bíze)
- dry, thirsty, not wet, aⁿ-bi-ze (aⁿbize) - I
am dry or thirsty, thi-bi-ze (¢ibize) - you
are dry or thirsty, aⁿ-gu-wa-bi-za i (añgúwabizai)
- we are dry ot thirsty (Omaha/Ponca)
ni i-bi-ze (ni ibiçe)
- thirsty (Omaha)
i-bi-ze (í-bi-çe)
- thirsty, oⁿ-thoⁿ-bi-ze (oⁿ-thoⁿ-bi-çe) - I
am thirsty, i-thi-bi-ze (í-thi-bi-çe) - you
are thirsty, we-a-bi-za i (we-á-bi-ça i) - we
are thirsty (FL-Osage)
no i-bi-ze (ní-i-bi-çe)
- to be thirsty for water, ni oⁿ-thoⁿ-bi-ze (ní-oⁿ-thoⁿ-bi-çe)
- I am thirsty for water, ni i-thi-bi-ze (ní-i-thi-bi-çe)
- you are thirsty for water (FL-Osage)
i-pu-ze (ípuze)
- be thirsty for, aⁿ-naⁿ-pu-ze (ąną́puze) -
I'm thirsty, i-thi-pu-ze (íðipuze) - you are
thirsty, i-pu-ze (ípuze) - she is thirsty, we-pu-ze (wépuze) - we are thirsty (CQ-Osage)
ni i-bu-ze (ni íbuze)
- be thirsty, to suffer from thirst, lit. "water + dry
mouth", ni-aⁿ-yaⁿ-bu-ze (ni aⁿyáⁿbuze) - I am
thirsty, ni i-yi-bu-ze (ni íyibuze) - you are
thirsty, ni i-bu-ze (ni íbuze) - he/she/it is
thirsty, ni aⁿ-yaⁿ-bu-za-be (ni aⁿyáⁿbuzabe) -
we are thirsty, ni i-yi-bu-za-be (ni íyibuzabe) - you all are thirsty, ni i-bu-za-be (ni íbuzabe)
- they are thirsty (Kanza)
